Abdominal trauma clinical case 3
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Based on the information given about this patient, which initial investigations should you order? (Select all that apply)
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The chest x-ray shows no rib fractures to explain the patient’s pain. As it is a supine film, free intra-abdominal air cannot be excluded.
He is still complaining maximally of a painful leg. He provides a urine sample which looks clear but has microscopic haematuria on urinalysis. He remains haemodynamically stable throughout.
At this point, what injuries do you need to exclude?
What further imaging would you request?
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